BECA 86C

Description
The BECA 86C profile is a shaft seal machined from virgin or filled PTFE and is made up of a primary lip for dynamic sealing against the main fluid, an anti-pollution lip, and an O-ring for static sealing. The primary sealing lip can be delivered preformed by a mandrel depending on the mounting direction.
As the sealing lip is not spring-loaded, this allows the profile to operate at higher speeds.
Advantages
Low coefficient of friction, no stick-slip effect when starting
Excellent abrasion resistance
Effective in dry or poorly lubricated environments
Excellent chemical inertness
Technical data
Temperature | -15°C/+120°C |
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Pressure | Dynamic: 0.15 MPa |
Speed | 30 m/s |
PV maximum | PV (m/s x MPa) 2.6 in lubricated medium |
Applications
Aeronautics
Food industry
General industry
Medical
Electric motors
Motors and pumps
Robotics
Materials
Profiled joint
Virgin PTFE
Carbon filled PTFE
Graphite filled PTFE
PTFE filled with glass fibers + MOS2
O'ring
NBR 70 Shore A
FKM 70 Shore A
EPDM 70 Shore A
HNBR 70 Shore A
VMQ 70 Shore A
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Dimensions

Materials
Friction ring | O'ring | Contact surface | ||||||
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Code standard | Code ISO | Material | Color | Features | Code | Nature of the material | Operating temperature* | |
DP | P | Virgin PTFE | White | Chemical resistance Impermeability Dielectric Anti-stick Low friction coefficient Eating |
K6 |
NBR 70 Shore A |
-15°C / +100°C | Steel Stainless steel Chrome steel Aluminum Bronze Cast iron Treated surface |
G6 |
FKM 70 Shore A |
-15°C / +120°C | ||||||
C6 | EPDM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
F6 | VMQ 70 Shore A |
-15°C / +120°C | ||||||
DC | C | PTFE + 25% Carbon |
Grey |
Improvement
Good resistance to chemicals Powerful in applications |
K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | |
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
C6 | EPDM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
CG | C | PTFE + 23% Carbon + 2%Graphite |
Black | K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | ||
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
C6 | EPDM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
DV | V | PTFE + 25 % Glass |
Blue |
Improvement
Slightly more abrasive but phenomenon Well suited to motion applications |
K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | Steel Chrome steel Cast iron |
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
VM | M | PTFE + 15 % Glass + 5% MoS2 |
Grey | K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | ||
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
DG | G | PTFE + 15% Graphit |
Black | Improvement
Self-lubrication Powerful in applications |
K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | Steel Stainless steel Chrome steel Aluminum Bronze Cast iron Treated surface |
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
C6 | EPDM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
DB | B | PTFE + 60% Bronze |
Dark brown | Improvement
Compressive strength Use for dynamic seals with high compression and low wear levels |
K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | Steel Chrome steel Cast iron |
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C | ||||||
B4 | B | PTFE + 40% Bronze |
Dark brown | K6 | NBR 70 Shore A | -15°C / +100°C | ||
G6 | FKM 70 Shore A | -15°C / +120°C |
* Limited in temperature due to potential sealing losses due to thermal expansion of materials on joint profiles without metal support.
Other qualities of materials are available depending on your particularities.
Conditions for use
Shaft design
Shaft material
Suitable materials are:
- Steels common in mechanical construction type C35 and C45
- Stainless steels type 1.4300 and 1.4112 for watertightness
- Aluminum
- Cast iron
- Plastic materials
Shaft hardness
The hardness of the shaft will depend on the linear speed (in m/s) and the level of the environment.
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Surface conditions
The surface quality of the tree must take into account the recommendations below.
Standard conditions:
- Ra = 0.1 to 0.2 µm
- Rz = 1.0 to 3.0 µm
Shaft tolerance
The shaft must be of tolerance h11 according to ISO 286-2
Shaft diameter Ød1 (mm) |
Tolerance h11 (mm) |
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Ød1 ≤ 3,0 | -0,060 / 0 |
3,0 < Ød1 ≤ 6,0 | -0,075 / 0 |
6,0 < Ød1 ≤ 10,0 | -0,090 / 0 |
10,0 < Ød1 ≤ 18,0 | -0,110 / 0 |
18,0 < Ød1 ≤ 30,0 | -0,130 / 0 |
30,0 < Ød1 ≤ 50,0 | -0,160 / 0 |
50,0 < Ød1 ≤ 80,0 | -0,190 / 0 |
80,0 < Ød1 ≤ 120,0 | -0,220 / 0 |
120,0 < Ød1 ≤ 180,0 | -0,250 / 0 |
180,0 < Ød1 ≤ 250,0 | -0,290 / 0 |
250,0 < Ød1 ≤ 315,0 | -0,320 / 0 |
315,0 < Ød1 ≤ 400,0 | -0,360 / 0 |
400,0 < Ød1 ≤ 500,0 | -0,400 / 0 |
Chamfer and Radius
To avoid altering the primary lip of the sealing ring during assembly, it is strongly recommended to provide a chamfer on the shaft. Please refer to the table below.
Shaft diameter Ød1 (mm) |
Chamfer diameter Ød3 (mm) |
Radius R (mm) |
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Ød1 ≤ 10,0 | Ød1 - 1,50 | 2,00 |
10,0 < Ød1 ≤ 20,0 | Ød1 - 2,00 | 2,00 |
20,0 < Ød1 ≤ 30,0 | Ød1 - 2,50 | 3,00 |
30,0 < Ød1 ≤ 40,0 | Ød1 - 3,00 | 3,00 |
40,0 < Ød1 ≤ 50,0 | Ød1 - 3,50 | 4,00 |
50,0 < Ød1 ≤ 70,0 | Ød1 - 4,00 | 4,00 |
70,0 < Ød1 ≤ 95,0 | Ød1 - 4,50 | 5,00 |
95,0 < Ød1 ≤ 130,0 | Ød1 - 5,50 | 6,00 |
130,0 < Ød1 ≤ 240,0 | Ød1 - 7,00 | 8,00 |
240,0 < Ød1 ≤ 500,0 | Ød1 - 11,00 | 12,00 |
Shaft runout
Shaft runout corresponds to a deviation between the real axis of the shaft and the theoretical axis of rotation. It is important to minimize shaft runout by positioning the seal ring as close as possible to the bearing. The table below describes the maximum permissible values depending on the rotation speed and the material of the sealing lip.
Eccentricity
The shaft and housing must be mounted centered in relation to each other to eliminate any one-sided radial loading at the sealing lip of the ring. This joint can tolerate 0.05 to 0.10 mm of coaxiality defect depending on the diameter of the shaft.
Housing design
Surface conditions
The surface quality of the accommodation must take into account the recommendations below.
Standard conditions for elastomer coated bushings:
- Ra = 0.8 µm
- Rz = 1.6 µm
Housing Bore Diameter Tolerance
The housing bore diameter must be tolerance H8 according to ISO 286-2
Bore diameter ØD1 (mm) |
Tolerance |
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3,0 < ØD1 ≤ 6,0 | 0 / +0,018 |
6,0 < ØD1 ≤ 10,0 | 0 / +0,022 |
10,0 < ØD1 ≤ 18,0 | 0 / +0,027 |
18,0 < ØD1 ≤ 30,0 | 0 / +0,033 |
30,0 < ØD1 ≤ 50,0 | 0 / +0,039 |
50,0 < ØD1 ≤ 80,0 | 0 / +0,046 |
80,0 < ØD1 ≤ 120,0 | 0 / +0,054 |
120,0 < ØD1 ≤ 180,0 | 0 / +0,063 |
180,0 < ØD1 ≤ 250,0 | 0 / +0,072 |
250,0 < ØD1 ≤ 315,0 | 0 / +0,081 |
315,0 < ØD1 ≤ 400,0 | 0 / +0,089 |
400,0 < ØD1 ≤ 500,0 | 0 / +0,097 |
500,0 < ØD1 ≤ 630,0 | 0 / +0,110 |
Housing width dimensions
The table below provides information on the recommended groove width and radius.
Height H1 |
Width | Radius R2 max |
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L2min (H1x0,85) | L1min (H1+0,3) | ||
7,00 | 5,95 | 7,30 | 0,30 |
8,00 | 6,80 | 8,30 | |
10,00 | 8,50 | 10,30 | |
12,00 | 10,30 | 12,30 | 0,40 |
15,00 | 12,75 | 15,30 | |
20,00 | 17,00 | 20,30 |
Assembly recommendations
Several essential rules must be respected before proceeding with the assembly of the joints.
- Check that the mechanical parts (shaft and housing) have an entry chamfer.
- Deburr and chamfer or round off sharp edges, cover threaded parts.
- Remove machining chips and any impurities and other foreign particles
- Thoroughly clean all mechanical parts.
- If using assembly tools, check that they are clean and free of sharp edges.
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